Sacramento daily record-union. [volume] (Sacramento [Calif.]) 1875-1891, 1887-11-29
LOCAL BREYITIES.

The pay-car will probably be here this
afternoon.
The Fish Commissioners have paid into
the State Treasury, to the credit of the FisL
Commission Fund, 1926 As.
| The Republican City Central Committee
will meet this evening at Barrett & Berk-
! ey's, corner Seventh and streets.
The name of the suicide found at Walsh's
station has not yet been ascertained. The
Coroners jury returned a verdict of sui
eide.
The testimony in the Harlan case is all
In, and arguments commenced yesterday.
1t is thought the case will go to the Jury to-
morrow.
Calvin Pratt the convicted forger, was
lodged IN the County Jail Saturday night,
en- route to San Quentin, to which prison
he has been transferred
AT the corner of Sixth and K streets
there Is no gutter, and after a shower the
rain water lodges on the crosswalks, much
TO the Inconvenience of pedestrians.
The Governor has appointed and COM
mssloned John f. Swift, of San Francisco,
member of the Board of Regents of the
University of California, vice self failed to
qualify.
lACiS Will NC q Luce.lllS Vi the California
and Oregon Railroad Celebration Commit
tee this evening at 7:30 o'clock, at the rooms
OF the improvement Association, No. 429
J street. A full attendance requested.
Mrs. Risden and Willie Peterson. who
were reported missing, have been found.
The latter was traced to Lodi and will be
returned to his home. Mrs. Risden was
found near Mayhew's Station by VIM.
Jones.
Two boys named Bonnie and Freddie
Rose, aged and y respectively, left their
home yesterday and at latest accounts were
not heard from. The police were notified
This is the second time they have ran away
from home.
Julia c. Avery has commenced divorce
proceedings against her husband, Ed ~ ard
E. Avery, IN Department Two of the Su-
perior Court She charges her husband
with adultery and gross cruelty. She also
sues for alimony and for an Injunction to
prevent Avery from incumbering or dis
posing OF any property of which he is now
possessed.
AT $40 P. NJ. last evening an alarm of fire
was sounded from box So. The depart
ment responded, but were not called into
service as it was simply chimney burning
out at the residence of ID. NJ. Waldren. on
~ StANS11 COlNCSli lSISuiGGIlD anu NlHC-
tenth. The Chief suggests that in such
cases, where it is evident that no damage
could result, the alarm should not be
turned III.
The ladies of the First Baptist Church
gave an entertainment last evening at the
parlors of the church IN connection with
bazaar that is being held at the same place.
Booths for the sale of candy and fancy ar
ticles aud needle work suitable for Christ
mas presents were presided over by the
young ladies of the church The fair will
be open to-day and this evening, when an
entertainment will be given, the proceeds
of the entire fair being for the church
equipment fund.
The rainfall yesterday, according to the
Signal Service reports, was % of an inch,
making d of an inch for the season to
date, as against SO of an inch to an equal
date last season. The average temperature
was 45o, being 40 cooler than the normal
for that day. The highest and lowest tenn
perature was SIC and $50 with light and
gentle variable winds blowing while from
north and northeast, east and southeast.
and south and southwest; being from the
south and six miles per hour at O'Clock
last night; weather cloudy to light rain.